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NewsWhy Red Spruce is Important

Restoring a Spruce Forest in Appalachian with Green Forests Work

Hannah Wroton March 8, 2019September 25, 2019

Green Forests Work is partnering with the National Forest Foundation on the Monongahela National Forest to plant native seedlings across 100 acres of the Mower Tract in 2019. Read more about the great partnership and how it is helping to restore the Mower Tract.

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